The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 2Baudry's European Library, 1837 |
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... replied my companion , smiling , to have such qualifications in order to have a very fine monument here . More humble abilities will suffice . What ! I suppose , then , the gaining two or three battles , or the taking half a score of ...
... replied my companion , smiling , to have such qualifications in order to have a very fine monument here . More humble abilities will suffice . What ! I suppose , then , the gaining two or three battles , or the taking half a score of ...
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... replied the man in black , the gentleman was rich , and his friends , as is usual in such a case , told him he was ... replied ; I never heard of him before : but I have been told of one Pope ; is he there ? It is time enough , replied ...
... replied the man in black , the gentleman was rich , and his friends , as is usual in such a case , told him he was ... replied ; I never heard of him before : but I have been told of one Pope ; is he there ? It is time enough , replied ...
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... replied he , except he happened to be born a mandarine . If he has much money , he may buy reputation from your book - answerers , as well as a monument from the guardians of the temple . But are there not some men of distinguished ...
... replied he , except he happened to be born a mandarine . If he has much money , he may buy reputation from your book - answerers , as well as a monument from the guardians of the temple . But are there not some men of distinguished ...
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... replied the gate - keeper , to be sure they may be very right , because I don't understand them ; but , as for that there threepence , I farm it from one , -who rents it from another , who hires it from a third , -who leases it from the ...
... replied the gate - keeper , to be sure they may be very right , because I don't understand them ; but , as for that there threepence , I farm it from one , -who rents it from another , who hires it from a third , -who leases it from the ...
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... replied he , for every gentleman puts some money into it , and I spend the mo- ney . What , more money ! still more money ! Every gentle- man gives something , sir . I'll give thee nothing , returned I ; the guardians of the temple ...
... replied he , for every gentleman puts some money into it , and I spend the mo- ney . What , more money ! still more money ! Every gentle- man gives something , sir . I'll give thee nothing , returned I ; the guardians of the temple ...
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